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NYSE · BLKIllustrative use case

When the market turns,
what changes for BlackRock?

A market cycle changes asset values, client allocations and fee expectations. Explore those mechanisms through dated scenarios for BlackRock’s listed shares.

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01 / CLIENT FLOWS

Where capital moves

Test an assumed response to stronger inflows or a shift in client allocation. A flow assumption is separate from a price observation.

02 / FEE ECONOMICS

What growth earns

Explore fee pressure alongside technology-services growth. Translate your thesis into an explicit price sensitivity.

03 / MARKET STRESS

How the cycle breaks

Set a correction date, temporary volatility and recovery. Compare the result with the unchanged historical baseline.

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The business context behind the example

BlackRock’s annual filing describes its investment-management business, fees and risks; Aladdin’s own documentation describes its technology platform. These sources support the scenario topics. They do not establish the assumed price-impact percentages.

BlackRock FY2025 Form 10-K ↗Aladdin · official platform overview ↗

This is an independent illustrative OpenX example. It does not imply that BlackRock uses or endorses OpenX. The forecast concerns BLK shares; it does not forecast the assets of BlackRock’s clients.